LKNA  —  Náměšť

LKNA  AD 2.1  AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME

LKNA  —  Náměšť

Military Aerodrome

LKNA  AD 2.2  AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

1

ARP coordinates and site at AD

490958.35N 0160727.78E

RWY centre

2

Direction and distance from city

5 km SW from town centre of Namest nad Oslavou

3

Elevation / Reference temperature

1547.0 ft / 471.5 m AMSL / 23.3 °C

4

Magnetic Variation / Annual Change

4.70°E (2020) / 0.12°E

5Aerodrome operator

The Armed Forces of the Czech Republic

Address

VÚ 2427
675 71 Sedlec, Vícenice u Náměště nad Oslavou

Telephone

MTWR: +420 973 438 410

MARO: +420 973 438 402

Telefax

+420 973 438 430

AFTN

MTWR: LKNAZTZX

MARO: LKNAZPZX

E-mail address

mtwr.lkna@mo.gov.cz

6

Type of Traffic permitted (IFR/VFR)

IFR/VFR

7

Remarks

Rules for civil use of this aerodrome and rules for use of this aerodrome by foreign state aircraft - see AD 1.1 para 2.

LKNA  AD 2.3  OPERATIONAL HOURS

1

AD Operator

H24

2

Customs and immigration

On request:
MON - FRI: 24 HR in advance
SAT, SUN, HOLlast working day before to 0900 (0800) UTC

3

Health and sanitation

Paramedic: H24
Doctor: MON - THU 0600 - 1400 (0500 - 1300)
FRI 0600 - 1300 (0500 - 1200)

/Hospital and health service: Třebíč 23 km, Brno 43 km

4

AIS Briefing Office

H24

5

ATS Reporting Office (ARO)

H24

6

MET Briefing Office

H24

7

ATS

H24

8

Fuelling

H24 (15 000 l immediately, on request MIN 2HR in advance)

9

Handling

H24

10

Security

Military police MON - FRI 0600 - 1430 (0500 - 1330)

11

De-icing

NIL

12

Remarks

NIL

LKNA  AD 2.4  HANDLING SERVICES AND FACILITIES

1

Cargo-handling facilities

Fork-lift truck (5 t) on request 4 hours in advance, crane truck AV-15 (15 t) on request 2 hours in advance, aircraft tractor (up to 26 t) and pallet truck Einsa CP20 available H 24.

2

Fuel/oil types

Fuel: F-34, F-54, F-67.

Oil: ASTO-3, ASG-6, SAE-40, SAE-50, MJO II.

Next liquids: spirit, ASF-41, AMG-10.

3

Fuelling facilities/capacity

2 x tank truck 16 000 l available H24.
13 x tank truck 16 000 l available MON - FRI 0530-1430 (0430-1330).

Outside this period on request at last working day before to 1300 (1200).

4

De-icing facilities

Thermal air warmer, available NOV - MAR H24

5

Hangar space for visiting aircraft

NIL

6

Repair facilities for visiting aircraft

NIL

7

Remarks

Compressed air, compressed oxygen and compressed nitrogen - available MON - FRI 0530 - 1430 (0430 - 330). Outside this period on request at last working day before to 1300. Movable stairs SPT 114, starting ground power unit (GPU) are available H 24.

LKNA  AD 2.5  PASSENGER FACILITIES

1

Hotels

Hostel directly at the aerodrome/ operator - Armádní servisní, p.o.

Hotels and guest houses in Náměšť nad Oslavou, Třebíč, Hrotovice.

2

Restaurants

Snack bar on aerodrome in operational hours, otherwise restaurants in town.

3

Transportation

Military bus on request 12 hours in advance, readiness car, regional BUS transport, taxi.

4

Medical facilities

Náměšť aerodrome garrison first-aid station, hospital and ambulance in town Třebíč.

5

Bank and Post Office

Banks and post office in Náměšť nad Oslavou, Třebíč, Hrotovice.

6

Tourist Office

NIL

7

Remarks

NIL

LKNA  AD 2.6  RESCUE AND FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES

1

AD category for fire fighting

CAT 5
CAT 8 O/R 24 HR in advance

2

Rescue equipment

Disengage crane

3

Capability for removal of disabled aircraft

Only using rescue equipment

4

Remarks

NIL

LKNA  AD 2.7  SEASONAL AVAILABILITY − CLEARING

1

Type of clearing equipment

Towed jet sweeper TJS-420, sweeper RSC-250, de-icing facility OZ-88 (jet blower), tractor sweeper TZ-7011 with plough UR-1, road spreader SYKO 3H with snow cutter Kahlbacher, snow cutter SUPRA 4002, snow plough, ASFT friction tester.

2

Clearance priorities

  1. TWY E, TWY G (SAR), PAD N

  2. RWY, TWY A, TWY T

  3. TWY B, TWY C, TWY D, APRON S, APRON M, APRON N

  4. other movement areas

3

Remarks

NIL

LKNA  AD 2.8  APRONS, TAXIWAYS AND CHECK LOCATIONS/POSITIONS DATA

1Apron surface and strength

APN S Concrete PCN 41/R/B/W/T

APN M Concrete PCN 41/R/A/W/T

APN N Concrete PCN 25/R/B/W/T

APN F Concrete PCN 35/R/A/W/T

APN J Concrete and asphalt 13000 kg / 0.8 MPa

APN K Concrete and asphalt 13000 kg / 0.8 MPa

APN L Concrete and asphalt 13000 kg / 0.8 MPa

APN P Concrete and asphalt 13000 kg / 0.8 MPa

PAD N Concrete PCN 49/R/A/W/T

PAD S Concrete PCN 52/R/A/W/T

2Taxiway width, surface and strength

TWY A 15 m Concrete PCN 25/R/B/W/T

TWY B 15 m Concrete PCN 27/R/B/W/T

TWY C 11.3 m Concrete PCN 25/R/B/W/T

TWY D 11.3 m Concrete PCN 23/R/B/W/T

TWY E 15 m Concrete PCN 26/R/B/W/T

TWY G 15 m Concrete PCN 22/R/C/W/T

TWY T Concrete PCN 24/R/B/W/T
in section between TWY D and TWY A (2060 x 11,3 m)
in section between TWY E and TWY D (340 x 17 m)

3Altimeter checkpoint location and elevation

TWY A ELEV 1496 ft / 456 m

TWY E ELEV 1548 ft / 472 m

4VOR checkpoints

NIL

5INS checkpoints

NIL

6Remarks

NIL

LKNA  AD 2.9  SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM AND MARKINGS

1

Use of aircraft stand ID signs, TWY guide lines and visual docking/parking guidance system of aircraft stands

Aircraft stands marked by taxi guidance lights of blue colour. Taxi guidance marking lines - yellow. Visual aids for navigation - movement areas are marked with visual aids for navigation, called signs, according to the STANAG 3158, 3316, 3619 standards. The following types of signs are used: aiming point signs

  1. mandatory instruction signs

  2. mandatory instruction signs combined with position sign

  3. information signs combined with position sign

  4. information signs

The signs are not lighted, however, they are provided with a retro-reflexive foil Class 1or with an inner light. Helicopter stands are marked by yellow taxi guide line and a yellow sign HEL xx (where xx stands for the number of the helicopter stand). Aircraft stands on the S APN are marked by an unbroken line for aeroplanes and by a dashed line for helicopters with the number designation of the helicopter stand. All stands are equipped with grounding points.

2

RWY and TWY markings and LGT

RWY

Markings:

Designation, centre line, threshold, touchdown zone, side stripe and aiming point.

LGT:

Runway edge lights (RWY 12 and RWY 30 - W VRB LIM last 600 m Y), RWY THR lights, RWY end lights.

TWY

Markings:

Yellow centreline, holding positions before RWY entry, TLOF white color, guideline in blue color (for critical aircraft).

LGT:

Edge lights, lay-by edge and crossing lights

3

Stop bars

NIL

4

Remarks

NIL

LKNA  AD 2.10  AERODROME OBSTACLES

In Approach / Take-off areas

RWY / Area affected

Obstacle Type

Obstacle Position

ELEV

Obstruction Lighting

Type / Colour

Remarks

123456

30 APCH / 12 TKOF

Complex of cooling towers west
(Dukovany)

490513.48N 0160818.01E

1678 ft

day markings / LGT

Detailed list of obstacles, see MIL AIP, provided on request by ARO LKNA

Complex of cooling towers east
(Dukovany)

490506.71N 0160924.03E

1675 ft

day markings / LGT

Transmitter (Dukovany)

490542.97N 0160805.52E

1765 ft

day markings / LGT

Wind power plant (Tulešice)

490246.46N 0161123.80E

1644 ft

day markings / LGT

Mast (Rapotice)

491121.46N 0161607.58E

1874 ft

day markings / LGT

12 APCH / 30 TKOF

Chimney (Třebíč)

491221.47N 0155339.88E

1838 ft

day markings / LGT

Transmitter (Klučov)

491011.70N 0155529.66E

2120 ft

day markings / LGT

In circling area and at aerodrome

Obstacle Type

Obstacle Position

ELEV

Obstruction Lighting

Type / Colour

Remarks

12345

TWR (AD Náměšť)

491018.84N 0160717.68E

1648 ft

no markings / LGT

Detailed list of obstacles, see MIL AIP, provided on request by ARO LKNA

Antenna ILS/GP (AD Náměšť)

490936.32N 0160758.51E

1555 ft

day markings / LGT

Mast (AD Náměšť - HEL 20)

491030.48N 0160640.56E

1602 ft

no markings / LGT

Transmitter (Zelený kopec)

490738.92N 0160849.84E

1729 ft

day markings / LGT

Mast (RL-2000 / MSSR-1M)

491006.26N 0160647.31E

1629 ft

day markings / LGT

LKNA  AD 2.11  METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATION PROVIDED

1

Associated MET Office

Aeronautical MET Office LKNA

2

Hours of service

MET Office outside hours

H24

3Office responsible for TAF preparation
Periods of validity, interval of issuance

LKNA

validity H24, change period 6 HR
(00 - 24, 06 - 06, 12 - 12, 18 - 18 UTC)

4Trend forecast
Interval of issuance

TREND

validity 2 HR, change period 1/2 HR, 0400 - 2000 UTC

5Briefing/consultation provided

Information for domestic flights is available continuously. Within hours of operation synoptic specialist provides the commentary personally. Pre-flight briefing and domestic flight documentation is provided up to 30 minutes after request, for international flights up to 2 hours after request. Commentary is given in Czech or English language.

6Flight documentation
Language(s) used

For domestic flights in tabular form, for international flights in graphical form added with requested METARs and TAFs.

Czech, English

7Charts and other information available for briefing or consultation

All basic kinds of meteorological information available:

see GEN 3.5 para 4.1

8Supplementary equipment available for providing information

NIL

9ATS units provided with information

TWR/APP

10Additional information (limitation of service, etc.)

MET Office

Telephone:  +420 973 438 420

MET Station

Telephone:  +420 973 438 423

,

Telefax:  +420 973 438 424

The Continuous Shift of Hydrometeorological Support for Office of Military Geography and Hydrometeorology (OMGHM)

Telephone:  +420 973 212 711

,

Telephone:  +420 973 212 712

,

Telefax:   +420 973 212 714

LKNA  AD 2.12  RUNWAY PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Designations

RWY NR

TRUE & MAG BRG

Dimensions of RWY

(m)

Strength (PCN) and surface of RWY and SWY

THR coordinates
Geoid undulation

THR elevation and highest elevation of TDZ of precision APP RWY

123456

12

129° GEO

124° MAG

2400 x 45

PCN 29/R/B/W/T

Concrete

491022.96N 0160641.95E

150.0 ft / 45.7 m

THR 1547.0 ft / 471.5 m

TDZ 1541.9 ft / 470.0 m

30

309° GEO

304° MAG

490933.73N 0160813.58E

150.0 ft / 45.7 m

THR 1496.0 ft / 456.0 m

TDZ 1505.1 ft / 458.8 m

Designations

RWY NR

Slope of RWY-SWY

SWY dimensions

(m)

CWY dimensions

(m)

Strip dimensions

(m)

RESA dimensions

(m)

OFZ

Remarks

78910111213

12

-0,5% (0 m - 663 m)
-0,9% (663 m - 720 m)
-1,2% (720 m - 780 m)
-1,5% (780 m - 1320 m)
-1,1% (1320 m - 1439 m)
-0,6% (1439 m - 1503 m)
-0,2% (1503 m - 1626 m)
+0,3% (1626 m - 1695 m)
+0,5% (1695 m - 2040 m)
0,0% (2040 m - 2102 m)
-0,3% (2102 m - 2160 m)
-0,6% (2160 m - 2220 m)
-1,1% (2220 m - 2337 m)
-1,5% (2337 m - 2428 m)
-2,2% (2428 m - 2580 m)

180 x 45

280 x 150

2520 x 280

140 x 90

NIL

Jettison area begins 800 m behind THR RWY 30 and ends 600 m in front of THR RWY 12 (between TWY C and TWY D). Its length is 1000 m, its breadth makes 40 m.

30

+1,5% (0 m - 63 m)
+1,1% (63 m - 180 m)
+0,6% (180 m - 240 m)
0,3% (240 m - 298 m)
0,0% (298 m - 360 m)
-0,5% (360 m - 705 m)
-0,3% (705 m - 774 m)
+0,2% (774 m - 897 m)
+0,6% (897 m - 961 m)
+1,1% (961 m - 1080 m)
+1,5% (1080 m - 1620 m)
+1,2% (1620 m - 1680 m)
+0,9% (1680 m - 1737 m)
+0,5% (1737 m - 2400 m)
+0,1% (2400 m - 2460 m)
-1,1% (2460 m - 2580 m)

180 x 45

300 x 150

2520 x 280

140 x 90

NIL

Aircraft Arresting Systems

Designations

RWY NR

Equipment type

Location

UsableRemarks
1314151617
12

1 x net arresting NAG
(P-IV/BAG 12/61QSIIM)

30 m before THR 12

NO

 

1 x cable CAG (BAK 12) North

450 m behind THR 12

YES

Require equipment activation 24 hours advance.

1 x cable CAG (BAK 12) South

460 m beforebefore THR 30

YES

30

1 x cable CAG (BAK 12) South

460 m behind THR 30

YES

Require equipment activation 24 hours advance.

1 x cable CAG (BAK 12) North

450 m beforebefore THR 12

YES

1 x net arresting NAG
(P-IV/BAG 12/61QSIIM)

30 m behind THR 12

YES

 

Remark: see the AD 2.20 para 7, chart ADC

LKNA  AD 2.13  DECLARED DISTANCES

RWY Designator

TORA
(m)

TODA
(m)

ASDA
(m)

LDA
(m)

Remarks

123456
12 2400 2700 2580 2400

NIL

30 2400 2680 2580 2400

NIL

LKNA  AD 2.14  APPROACH AND RUNWAY LIGHTING

RWY Designator

APCH LGT type
LEN
INTST

THR LGT
colour
WBAR

VASIS
(MEHT)
PAPI

TDZ LGT
LEN

RCLL LEN
spacingcolour
INTST

REDL LEN
spacingcolour
INTST

RENL
colour
WBAR

SWY LGT
colour

Remarks

12345678910

12

SALS
420 m
LIH

green
WBAR NIL

PAPI
left 3°
right 3°
12,3 m / 40,4 ft

NILNIL

2400 m / 60 m
white
FM 1800 m
yellow
LIH

red
WBAR NIL

NILNIL

30

PALS CAT I
900 m
LIH

green
WBAR
installed

PAPI
left 3°
right 3°
15,7 m / 51,5 ft

NILNIL

2400 m / 60 m
white
FM 1800 m
yellow
LIH

red
WBAR NIL

NIL

flashing light system
AVBL

LKNA  AD 2.15  OTHER LIGHTING, SECONDARY POWER SUPPLY

1ABN/IBN location, characteristics
Hours of operation

NIL

2LDI location and lighting
Anemometer location and lighting

LDI: NIL

WDI 12: height 6,75 m; 4 white LGT (reflektor),
1 red LGT (low intensity obstacle LGT);
420 m away from THR along RWY 12, 105 m away from axis of RWY.

WDI 30: height 6,75 m; 4 white LGT (reflektor),
1 red LGT (low intensity obstacle LGT);
495 m away from THR along RWY 30, 103,5 m away from axis of RWY.

Anemometer: left of RWY 12, right of RWY 30, red LGT, (see AD chart).

3TWY edge lights, centre line lights and stop bars (if any)TWY edge lights blue, light interval of lights 60 m
Centre line - NIL
4Secondary power supply / switch-over timeThe switch over time is 15 seconds for complete lighting system
5Remarks

NIL

LKNA  AD 2.16  HELICOPTER LANDING AREA

1Coordinates TLOF or THR of FATO

TLOF H1 490937.6N 0160817.7E
TLOF H2 491007.6N 0160719.2E
TLOF H3 491011.8N 0160711.4E
TLOF H4 491012.4N 0160715.0E
TLOF H5 491021.9N 0160657.3E
TLOF H6 491024.3N 0160652.8E
TLOF H7 491026.0N 0160645.8E
TLOF H8 491023.6N 0160626.0E
TLOF H10 490945.8N 0160802.7E
TLOF H11 490951.90N 0160751.60E

2TLOF and / or FATO elevation

TLOF H1 1503 ft / 458 m
TLOF H2 1532 ft / 467 m
TLOF H3 1542 ft / 470 m
TLOF H4 1545 ft / 471 m
TLOF H5 1552 ft / 473 m
TLOF H6 1555 ft / 474 m
TLOF H7 1552 ft / 473 m
TLOF H8 1529 ft / 466 m
TLOF H10 1512 ft / 461 m
TLOF H11 1508 ft / 460 m

3TLOF and FATO area dimensions, surface, strength, marking

TLOF H1 on TWY A, concrete, PCN 25/R/B/W/T, centre 146 m from axis RWY 30, distance 12 m from THR RWY 30, marked out by unbroken circle of white color;

TLOF H2 between TWY C and TWY D grass, centre 111 m from axis RWY 12, distance 884 m from THR RWY 12, marked out by unbroken square of white color;

TLOF H3 between TWY C and TWY D grass, centre 112 m from axis RWY 12, distance 679 m from THR RWY 12, marked out by unbroken square of white color;

TLOF H4 on TWY T, concrete, PCN 24/R/B/W/T, centre 172 m from axis RWY 12, distance 724 m from THR RWY 12, marked out by unbroken circle of white color;

TLOF H5 on TWY T, concrete, PCN 24/R/B/W/T, centre 172 m from axis RWY 12, distance 261 m from THR RWY 12, marked out by unbroken circle of white color;

TLOF H6 on TWY T, concrete, PCN 24/R/B/W/T, centre 172 m from axis RWY 12, distance 144 m from THR RWY 12, marked out by unbroken circle of white color;

TLOF H7 on TWY E, concrete, PCN 26/R/B/W/T, centre 123 m from axis RWY 12, distance 0 m from THR RWY 12, marked out by unbroken circle of white color;

TLOF H8 262 m W in front of THR RWY 12, grass, centre 189 m from axis RWY 12, marked out by unbroken square of white color;

TLOF H10 on TWY B, concrete, PCN 27/R/B/W/T, centre 146 m from axis RWY 30, distance 420 m from THR RWY 30, marked out by unbroken circle of white color, usage only after authorization by the airport operator;

TLOF H11 on TWY C, concrete, PCN 27/R/B/W/T, centre 146 m from axis RWY 30, distance 710 m from THR RWY 30, designated with a white solid line circle.

4True and MAG BRG of FATO

TLOF H1 up to H11: approaches: 034°, 124°, 304°; take offs: 124°, 214°, 304°.

5Declared distance available

NIL

6APP and FATO lighting

NIL

7Remarks

TLOF H1 up to H11:
landings and take-offs permitted only with hovering

TLOF H1 and H7 are adapted for use of generic helicopter
CH-47 Chinook.

LKNA  AD 2.17  ATS AIRSPACE

1

Designation and lateral limits

MCTR Náměšť

491852.80N 0155718.78E
491706.99N 0160844.23E
491347.85N 0161506.71E
491204.31N 0161824.29E
490549.87N 0162246.81E
490103.80N 0161736.85E
490259.79N 0160726.79E
490847.78N 0155647.80E
491448.80N 0155205.75E
491702.65N 0155459.31E
491852.80N 0155718.78E
2

Vertical limits

3000 ft AMSL / GND

3

Airspace classification

D

4

ATS unit call sign
Language(s)

NÁMĚŠŤ VĚŽ / NAMEST TOWER

CZE, ENG

5

Transition altitude

5000 ft AMSL

6

Remarks

MTMA Náměšť see ENR 2.1

If MTWR is out of service, MTCR expires, the airspace class changes to G and E. ATS are provided by appropriate units according to their area of responsibility

LKNA  AD 2.18  ATS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES

Service designation

Callsign

FREQ

Hours of operation

Remarks

12367

TWR

NÁMĚŠŤ VĚŽ /
NAMEST TOWER

126.505

H24

SRE, SSR available

121.180

H24

Reserve

121.500 MHz

H24

Emergency FREQ

243.000 MHz

H24

Emergency FREQ

APP

NÁMĚŠŤ RADAR

118.155

H24

SRE, SSR available

266.200 MHz

H24

Reserve; Only for MIL ACFT

121.500 MHz

H24

Emergency FREQ

243.000 MHz

H24

Emergency FREQ

PAR

NÁMĚŠŤ PŘESNÝ /
NAMEST PRECISION

283.900 MHz

O/R

Only for MIL ACFT; PAR available

30 min in advance

123.300 MHz

O/R

Reserve; Only for MIL ACFT

30 min in advance

LKNA  AD 2.19  RADIO NAVIGATION AND LANDING AIDS

Type of aid,
CAT of ILS

(VOR/ILS VAR)

ID

FREQ

Hours of operation

Position of transmitting antenna coordinates

Elevation of DME transmitting antenna

Remarks

1234567

NDB

LA

514.5 kHz

Operating when RWY 30 is in use.

490811.42N 0161046.60E
 

4,006 km to THR RWY 30

MKR/OM

dashes

75 MHz

490811.705N 0161046.294E
 

L

L

362 kHz

Operating when RWY 30 is in use.

490901.91N 0160912.82E
 

1,550 km to THR RWY 30

MKR/MM

dash-dot

75 MHz

490901.931N 0160912.534E
 

NDB

XU

563 kHz

Operating when RWY 12 is in use.

491150.11N 0160400.44E
 

4,238 km to THR RWY 12

MKR/OM

dashes

75 MHz

491150.11N 0160400.29E
 

L

X

362 kHz

Operating when RWY 12 is in use.

491051.58N 0160548.58E
 

1,396 km to THR RWY 12

MKR/MM

dash-dot

75 MHz

491051.75N 0160548.48E
 

LOC 30ILS CAT I

LA

111.350 MHz

H24

491030.88N 0160627.20E
 

304° MAG

GP 30

 

332.150 MHz

H24

490936.33N 0160758.51E
 

304° MAG

Glide path angle is 3°

ILS reference datum height is 52.5 ft

DME 30

LA

111.350 MHz

(CH 50Y)

H24

490936.32N 0160758.51E

1555 ft

Equipment associated with ILS 30
Range 25 NM

TACAN NAS (39X)H24
490954.28N 0160722.68E
1542 ft

Range: 40 NM

LKNA  AD 2.20  LOCAL TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

2.20.1  Flying time frame
2.20.1.1 With the exception of SAR flights or with an exemption granted by the Air Force Commander the flight operations shall be planned as follows:
  1. Winter season: 0600 - 2200 UTC

  2. Summer season: 0500 - 2100 UTC

In the days following the weekend or holiday, all flying operations shall be commenced not sooner than 0900 (0800) UTC. In the days before a weekend or holiday, all flight operations shall be planned to last for not later than 1300 (1200) UTC.

2.20.2  Local traffic restrictions
2.20.2.1  SAR lights have priority over other flights with exception of flights in emergency.
2.20.3  Aircraft taxiing and parking
2.20.3.1 Authorized signalmen control the movement and assign parking positions to aircraft on the apron.
2.20.3.2 Taxi clearance issued by TWR does not exempt the pilot from his duty to follow the signalman instructions. If the pilot-in-command begins or continues taxiing without the guidance of the signalman, he or she is responsible for avoiding collision with other aircraft, vehicles, persons or objects on the apron.
2.20.3.3 Taxiing from aprons to RWY12/30 is led along concrete and asphalt TWYs (see LKNA AD 2.8).
2.20.3.4 Engine test runs shall be carried out on the places designated by aerodrome operator only.
2.20.3.5  TWY T between TWY C and TWY A along APN S is usable only for category A, B aircraft (wingspan up to 24 m). This part of TWY T is usable for category C aircraft only after an approval of an authorized signalman and TWR and taxiing along APN S shall be controlled by the authorized signalman.
2.20.3.6 Parking stands on APN S are available for category A, B aircraft (wingspan up to 24 m) only.
2.20.3.7  TWY T between TWY D and TWY A is usable for category A, B aircraft (wingspan up to 24 m) only.
2.20.4  Operations of critical aircraft types
2.20.4.1 Critical aircraft types

Under conditions described below operation of aircraft up to size of C-130, C-160, A-319, A-400M is allowed.

2.20.4.2 Strength (PCN) of RWY, TWY, APN

Exceeding of strength of RWY, TWY, APN can be allowed by the aerodrome operator based on the aircraft operator request. PCN increase is possible only up to ACN 30.

2.20.4.3  TWY

For critical types of aircraft TWY E and TWY T adjacent to APN M are usable. The adjacent areas are unpaved with grass surface. The crews of four-engine aircraft are obliged to use minimal thrust of outer engines and if possible to taxi with outer engines off.

2.20.4.4 Taxi route for critical types of aircraft

Usable areas for critical types of aircraft are: RWY12/30,TWY E, TWY T adjacent to APN M, see the chart (LKNA AD 2-20).

2.20.4.5 Guidance of taxiing, Marshalling

Taxiing of critical types of aircraft from/to RWY on TWY and APN M in the section from TWY E and TWY T intersection to APN M and vice versa is performed by guideline in blue colour (C-130) and controlled by instructions of signalman. Crews of critical types of aircraft are requested to reduce a standard speed of taxiing.

2.20.4.6 Aerodrome category for purpose of rescue and fire-fighting services

The aerodrome operator provides a higher category of the aerodrome on request (24 hours in advance) with a possibility of increase up to category 8.

2.20.5  ATS procedures
2.20.5.1  Special VFR flights separation
2.20.5.1.1 Provision of vertical and horizontal separation between special VFR flights according to ATS authority’s regulation (ODVL SPSp MO), as requested in Let-1-6/L4444, provision 5.2.1, letter e, is not requested.
2.20.5.2  Activity in MCTR in case of a sudden change from VMC to IMC
2.20.5.2.1 In case when the meteorological conditions in MCTR suddenly change from VMC to IMC and it is not possible to provide prescribed separation between IFR and potential special VFR flights (if the flights are in interaction) in real time (immediately), ATC issues a clearance to carry out special VFR flight, in accordance with Let-1- 6/L4444, Hd.7, Art. 7.14, as soon as the required separation is reached. VFR flight which will not be given a clearance by ATC to conduct a special VFR flight due to the reasons described above, is not considered as an event in air traffic and therefore is not subject of report.
2.20.5.3  Procedures for provision of separation between helicopters conducting special VFR flights up to 1000 FT AGL and IFR flights
2.20.5.3.1 If a special VFR flight is carried out up to ALT equivalent to 1000 ft AGL, the lateral separation from IFR flight while departing or approaching (landing) is considered as ensured:
  1. if the helicopter crosses RWY prior to the IFR flight passes the fix in the distance of 4 NM from RWY THR, where the flight path shall be deviated at least 45 ° from the reversed approach direction. If the expected time of crossing the RWY can not be determined with sufficient accuracy, the departing helicopter shall not be cleared to take-off. If the RWY should be crossed after the take-off or landing of the IFR aircraft, the crossing of RWY may be cleared immediately after passing. If the RWY should be crossed after passing of departing or landing IFR flight of category M and/or H below the its flight trajectory, the helicopter pilot shall be informed about wake turbulence (also valid for regular VFR flights)

  2. or if the reduced separation minima is used in the aerodrome vicinity provided that:

    1. the aerodrome air traffic controllers have constant visual contact with every aircraft and thus are able to provide adequate separation; or

    2. pilots have constant visual contact with all other aircraft and report they are able to maintain their own separation; or

    3. two aircraft flying consecutively and the pilot behind flying aircraft reports having the front aircraft in sight and being able to maintain the separation.

2.20.5.4  Procedures for a provision of wake turbulence separation between IFR flights and VFR/special VFR flights
2.20.5.4.1 The minima of time lateral wake turbulence separation between IFR flights and special VFR flights or VFR helicopters departing from touchdown and lift-off area (TLOF) which are not located on the RWY in altitude up to 1000 ft AGL are not provided.

Note: Touchdown and lift-off areas (TLOF) are neither the same, parallel, or crossing RWY. Helicopter pilot of VFR and special VFR flight shall be informed about wake turbulence behind departing or landing aircraft of a higher wake turbulence category.

2.20.5.4.2 In case that pilot of helicopter of special VFR flight or VFR flight does not see the traffic on RWY, the ATC clearance shall be issued so that the planned helicopter flight trajectory does not intersect the flight trajectory of the first aircraft at the same altitude or less than 1000 ft below.

Note: It is recommended to issue an ATC clearance so that the helicopter crosses the RWY ahead of the point of aircraft rotation.

2.20.5.4.3 In case of VFR and special VFR flights of helicopters arriving at touchdown and lift-off area (TLOF) which are not located on RWY, the RWY may be crossed after passing of the landing aircraft.

Note: Wake turbulence only occurs behind an aircraft at the same level or below where its impact is being considered up to 1000 ft below the aircraft. It follows that the wake turbulence over RWY behind landing aircraft may only occur between the THR and touchdown point, where the height of the landing aircraft above THR should be in range from 50 ft to 160 ft and rapidly decreases. Therefore the helicopter is not expected to pass through this area when crossing the RWY. Where there is a presumption that a helicopter could pass through such area, the clearance to approach the touchdown and lift-off areas (TLOF) shall be issued in the way the helicopter avoids the wake turbulence area, for example by by setting the required height over RWY or crossing the RWY behind the touchdown point of an aircraft which has landed.

2.20.5.4.4  If the RWY center line should be crossed by a helicopter behind a landing aircraft, it shall be crossed on or bellow its flight trajectory in the distance which ensures the planned flight trajectory of the helicopter does not intersect the trajectory of the first aircraft at the same level or less than 1000 ft below it.
2.20.5.5  Application of “Reduced separation minima between helicopters using the same runway for landing and take-off from hover”.
2.20.5.5.1 Reduced separation minima between helicopters using the same RWY can be applied in day and at night on RWY 12/30 for VFR, special VFR, and IFR flights.
2.20.5.5.2 The following order of landing places on RWY 30 for helicopters using the same runway under reduced separation minima for landing and take-off from hover is stated as follows:
  1. intersection TWY E,

  2. intersection TWY D,

  3. level of F point,

  4. intersection TWY C,

  5. intersection TWY B,

  6. intersection TWY A.

Place

ABCFD

Distance

390 m

300 m

880 m

500 m

300 m

Place

B

C

F

D

E

2.20.5.5.3 Landing places on RWY 12 for the helicopters using the same runway under reduced separation minima for landing and take-off are determined in reverse order to that specified in LKNA AD 2.20 para 5.5.2.
2.20.5.5.4  Reduced separation minima between helicopters using the same runway can be applied only when:
  1. ground visibility is 3000 m or more;

  2. there are no significant clouds under 1000 ft AAL;

  3. tail wind component shall not exceed 10 kt;

  4. the following helicopter will receive information about the previous helicopter.

2.20.5.5.5 The conditions for application of “Reduced separation minima between the helicopters using the same RWY 12/30”.
2.20.5.5.5.1 It is possible to take-off over an aircraft on the runway while flying over in a height not less than 300 ft over it, but the minimum distance in front of the helicopter for take-off shall be not less than 1000 m. It is possible to land over the airplane on the runway while flying over in a height not less than 300 ft over it, but the minimum distance behind the aircraft on the runway shall be not less than 1000 m.
2.20.5.5.5.2 It is possible to allow a landing from hover of more helicopters on the runway if the exact landing place has been specified.
2.20.5.5.5.3 A landing clearance for the next helicopter will not be issued until the previous helicopter has landed or vacated the runway unless there is reasonable certainty that the required separation minima will exist in accordance with the approved procedures.
2.20.5.5.5.4 The next landing helicopter may arrive at a landing place on runway if the previous landing/taking-off helicopter is at least 1000 m away from it, or if the previous helicopter has landed and the free landing place is in distance at least 300 m behind it.
2.20.5.5.5.5 Take-off from any point on a RWY can only be cleared when the previous helicopter has passed a point at a distance of 1000 m or more after taking-off.
2.20.5.5.5.6 The separation between two consecutively departing helicopters shall be ensured immediately after the take-off of the second helicopter.
2.20.5.6  Application of "Reduced separation minima between helicopters using the same runway for running/roll-on landing and running/rolling take-off”.
2.20.5.6.1 Reduced separation minima between helicopters using the same runway can be applied in day and at night on RWY12/30 for VFR flights, special VFR and IFR flights.
2.20.5.6.2 Reduced separation minima between helicopters using the same runway shall only be applied when:
  1. ground visibility is 3000 m or more;

  2. there are no significant clouds under 1000 ft AAL;

  3. tail wind component shall not exceed 10 kt;

  4. the following helicopter will receive information about the previous helicopter.

2.20.5.6.3 The conditions for application of "Reduced separation minima between helicopters using the same RWY for running/roll-on landing and running/rolling take-off”.
2.20.5.6.3.1 The runway is divided into two sections by FOXTROT level. Running/roll-on landing of helicopter may be cleared on the first runway section from RWY12/30 threshold to FOXTROT level even if the second section of the runway from FOXTROT level to the end of RWY12/30 is occupied by another helicopter while keeping the distance of at least 1000 m.
2.20.5.6.3.2 It is possible to land over an airplane on the runway while flying over in a height of not less than 300 ft over it, but the minimum distance behind an aircraft on the runway shall be not less than 1000 m.
2.20.5.6.3.3 A clearance for landing on runway for the following helicopter will not be issued until the previous helicopter has landed or vacated the runway unless there is reasonable certainty that the required separation minima will exist in accordance with the approved procedures.
2.20.5.6.3.4 Take-off of helicopter can be cleared when the previous helicopter has passed a point at a distance of 1000 m or more from position of the following helicopter. The separation between two following departing helicopters shall be ensured immediately after the take-off of the second helicopter
2.20.6  Fire assistance for start-up
2.20.6.1 On request of the pilot-in-command the TWR will provides fire assistance to the aircraft at start-up. The request shall be submitted 5 minutes before start-up commencement.
2.20.7  Use of Rope Arresting System
2.20.7.1 The maximum permitted speed for crossing the rope is 30 km/h.
2.20.7.2 ATC will inform the flight operations about the rope being stretched across the runway. The PIC will assess whether the runway is suitable for use.
2.20.7.3 The time required to change the state of the rope is 30 minutes.
2.20.7.4 The rope is stretched across the runway 30 minutes before the scheduled arrival time.
2.20.7.5 In case of a request for BAK 12 SmartArrest for an alternate airport, the PIC will state the time window in the PPR during which the rope will be prepared for recovery.
2.20.7.6 The stretched cable across the runway does not affect helicopter operations on the runway.

LKNA  AD 2.21  NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES

The following limitations don’t apply to SAR flights.

2.21.1  Flight procedures restriction

Low-level altitude flights shall be carried out outside populated areas and large water areas.

2.21.2  Ground operations and testing restriction
2.21.2.1 The engine run-up test locations are as follows:
  1.  

  2. the area in front of the aircraft maintenance hangar

  3. Arm/Disarm PAD S and Arm/Disarm PAD N

  4. dedicated helicopter stands (for helicopters only)

LKNA  AD 2.22  FLIGHT PROCEDURES

2.22.1  General
2.22.1.1 Flight procedures for Náměšť aerodrome have been processed in accordance with Doc 8168, PANS OPS/611, Vol II. There are applicable for the flights of these aircraft:
  1. Czech Army Aircraft

  2. military aircraft of other states (regardless of category)

2.22.2  Procedures for IFR flights
2.22.2.1  Holding
2.22.2.1.1 Holding procedures are shown on charts IAC “Instrument Approach Chart”.
2.22.2.1.2 Holding is restricted due to limited MTMA airspace and proximity of LKP9 prohibited area to max IAS 210 kt (390 km/h) for holding at 4000 ft AMSL to FL 60.
2.22.2.2  Approaches
2.22.2.2.1 Standard instrument approach procedures are depicted on STAR Charts (to IAF) and Instrument Approach Charts (after IAF).
2.22.2.2.2 Visual manoeuvring (circling approach)

Circling north of RWY accepted, i.e. 30 R and 12 L. South circling may be used only in emergency, but avoiding LKP9 prohibited area.

Obstacle clearance altitudes (OCA) for each RWY - see Instrument Approach Chart (IAC).

2.22.2.3  Departures
2.22.2.3.1 The procedures for departures are described on the following pages and displayed on SID charts.
2.22.2.3.2 During training flights to practice IFR approach, missed approach track can be shortened after passing the THR by requesting the left turn to the NDB at minimum level 2000 ft AMSL. If the air traffic controller clears this manoeuvre, he/she shall consider with possible restriction of missed approach of the following aircraft in order to maintain the required separation between the aircraft.
2.22.2.3.3 Engine start-up and ATC clearance are requested at the frequency of NAMEST TOWER. The position of the aircraft shall be reported together with the request.
2.22.3  Procedures based on ATS surveillance radar systems
2.22.3.1 ATS surveillance services are provided in the area of radar coverage within MTMA Náměšť/MCTR Náměšť and adjacent TRAs in the scope as follows:
  1. flight path monitoring;

  2. navigation assistance;

  3. vectoring;

  4. separation;

  5. precision surveillance radar approach to RWY 30 and RWY 12 (for MIL ACFT only, the approach for CIV ACFT is provided just in case of a state of emergency declared on pilot’s request).

2.22.3.2 ATS surveillance aids:
  1.  

  2.  

  3. PAR

2.22.3.3  ATC surveillance minimum altitudes within MTMA Náměšť and MCTR Náměšť and adjacent TRA, see chart LKNA AD 2-43.
2.22.3.4 Minimum radar separation within MTMA Náměšť/MCTR Náměšť is 3 NM.
2.22.3.5 Precision radar approach is provided on pilot’s request to military aircraft only. Precision radar approach is not provided to civilian aircraft unless a state of emergency is declared.
2.22.3.6 Precision radar approach is terminated at the point where aircraft’s glide path intersects OCA/OCH.
  1. For RWY 30: OCA 1873 ft AMSL / OCH 377 ft;

  2. For RWY 12: OCA 1857 ft AMSL / OCH 308 ft;

2.22.4  Procedures for VFR flights

For VFR flights entering MCTR from class G airspace the pilot-in-command shall establish radio contact with MTWR/MAPP LKNA at least 3 minutes before entering the MCTR and provide the following information:

  1. identification of aircraft;

  2. type of aircraft (for flights without FPL only);

  3. entry point into MCTR;

  4. exit point from MCTR (for transiting aircraft);

  5. estimated time of entry into MCTR;

  6. aerodrome of destination (for flights without FPL only);

  7. aerodrome of departure (for flights without FPL only);

  8. level of flight;

  9. persons on board.

2.22.4.1   VFR entry/exit points to/from MCTR and holding points:

Designation

Location

Coordinates

NOVEMBER

Dolní Heřmanice

49 18 11 N 016 03 43 E

Entry

ECHO

Moravské Bránice

49 04 59 N 016 26 08 E

Entry

SIERRA

Tavíkovice

49 01 59 N 016 06 27 E

Entry

WHISKY

Klučovská Hora

49 10 12 N 015 55 30 E

Entry

ZULU

Zbraslav

49 13 20 N 016 17 35 E

Entry

ALFA

Rybník Bezděkov NW Dalešice

49 08 23 N 016 03 45 E

Holding

BRAVO

Olšinský mlýn 0,5 KM SE Kralice nad Oslavou

49 11 38 N 016 13 12 E

Holding

2.22.4.2  Standard VFR arrival routes

Arrivals 12/30

Waypoint sequence

NOVEMBER 1

NOVEMBER - BRAVO

ZULU 1

ZULU - BRAVO

ECHO 1

ECHO - BRAVO

SIERRA 1

SIERRA - ALFA

WHISKY 1

WHISKY - ALFA

2.22.4.3  Standard VFR departure routes

Departures 12/30

Waypoint Sequence

NOVEMBER 1

BRAVO - NOVEMBER

ZULU 1

BRAVO - ZULU

ECHO 1

BRAVO - ECHO

SIERRA 1

ALFA - SIERRA

WHISKY 1

ALFA - WHISKY

2.22.4.4  Flight in traffic circuits

The northern traffic circuit is being carried out. The southern traffic circuit can also be used, but LKP9 must be respected.

The Traffic circuits are carried out at levels:

  1. category E aircraft: 3200 ft AMSL (1650 ft AAL);

  2. category A, B, C and D aircraft: 3000 ft AMSL (1450 ft AAL);

  3. category H aircraft: 2300 ft AMSL (750 ft AAL).

2.22.4.5  Procedures for balloon flights in MCTR Náměšť
2.22.4.5.1 Prior to take-off from a place inside MCTR Náměšť, a pilot of balloon shall request ATC clearance from Náměšť MTWR by phone

Telephone:  +420 973 438 410

2.22.4.5.2 Prior to take-off from a place outside MCTR Náměšť, if the balloon subsequently enters the MCTR, a pilot of balloon is obliged to negotiate estimated time of entry the MCTR, flight altitude and expected route with Náměšť MTWR

Telephone:  +420 973 438 410

2.22.4.5.3 Prior to entering the MCTR Náměšť, a pilot of balloon in flight is obliged to request ATC clearance from Náměšť MTWR in advance, so that in case of refusal he/she might be able to land safely outside the MCTR Náměšť.
2.22.4.5.4 The conditions for entering the MCTR Náměšť are as follows:
  1. two-way radio communication,

  2. receipt of ATC clearance from Náměšť MTWR and agreeing on procedures for the event of loss of communication.

2.22.4.5.5 Balloons flights may be considerably restricted if necessary to maintain the required level of safety, fluency and efficiency of flights in MCTR Náměšť, especially when the intended flight path of balloons is conflicting with the traffic in the area of take-off and landing.
2.22.5  Standard Instrument Departure Routes (SID)

(SID) - RWY 30

Designation

Track

After take off

Remarks

Climb to

Communication

12345

BNO2W

BRNO TWO WHISKEY DEPARTURE

Straight ahead;
at 2000 ft AMSL turn right track 048° to radial 293 BNO VOR;

   

BODAL4W

BODAL FOUR WHISKEY DEPARTURE

Straight ahead;
at 2000 ft AMSL turn right track 337°;
on 137° LA NDB QDM turn left 317° to BODAL.

   

OKF4W

DEŠNÁ FOUR WHISKEY DEPARTURE

Straight ahead;
at 2000 ft turn left 220° to OKF VOR.

   

(SID) - RWY 12

Designation

Track

After take off

Remarks

Climb to

Communication

12345

BNO2F

BRNO TWO FOXTROT DEPARTURE

Straight ahead;
after passing LA NDB turn left 083° to BNO VOR.

   

BODAL2F

BODAL TWO FOXTROT DEPARTURE

Straight ahead;
after passing LA NDB turn left 358° to R-293 BNO VOR (QDM 293° BODAL);
R-293 BNO to REP BODAL.

   

OKF2F

DEŠNÁ TWO FOXTROT DEPARTURE

Straight ahead;
after passing LA NDB turn left 304°;
on 231° XU NDB QDM turn left 231° to OKF VOR.

   
2.22.6  Standard Instrument Arrival Routes (STAR)

(STAR) - RWY 30

Route designation

Significant points

MAG
track

Distance

NM

MOCA

ft

Remarks

123456

BNO2H

BRNO TWO HOTEL ARRIVAL

BNO VOR

 

 

 

 
 

238°

7,79

4 000

 

 

    

BODAL2H

BODAL TWO HOTEL ARRIVAL

 

    
 

137°

6,06

4 000

 

ODUKO

    
 

137°

19,04

4 000

 

 

    

OKF3H

DEŠNÁ THREE HOTEL ARRIVAL

OKF VOR

    

 

063°

18,83

4 000

 

 

   
490510.96N 0155916.26E

 

063°

8,13

4 000

 

 

    

(STAR) - RWY 12

Route designation

Significant points

MAG
track

Distance

NM

MOCA

ft

Remarks

123456

BNO3K

BRNO THREE KILO ARRIVAL

BNO VOR

    

 

271°

13,39

4 000

 
REP NA501   
491033.41N 0162118.02E
 

271°

11,42

4 000

 

 

    

BODAL6K

BODAL SIX KILO ARRIVAL

 

   

RNAV-5 required

 

137°

6,06

4 000

 

   

OKF6K

DEŠNÁ SIX KILO ARRIVAL

OKF VOR

    

 

063°

18,83

4 000

 

 

   
490510.96N 0155916.26E

 

020°

7,35

4 000

 

 

    

LKNA  AD 2.23  ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

2.23.1  Bird concentrations in vicinity of airport
2.23.1.1 No permanent nests within aerodrome territory and close neighbourhood.
2.23.1.2 Morning and evening bird migration take place from lakes Studenec and Sedlec to the water reservoir outside of aerodrome.
2.23.1.3  Day intervals of increased incidence.
Intensive incidence within AD area

JAN - MAR

APR - JUN

JUL - SEP

OCT - DEC

 

0600 - 0900, 1400 - 1700

0600- 1000

0700 - 0900, 1500 - 1700

0700 - 1000, 1500 - 1600

migrating birdsrookgull, pigeon, turtle-dovegull, pigeon, turtle-doverook
2.23.1.4 Average height of bird concentration is approximately 100 m AGL, during autumn migrations approximately 300 m AGL, rarely 500 m AGL.
2.23.1.5 Localities with the greatest hazard from the bird movements are 200 – 600 m in front of THR RWY 30.
2.23.1.6 Bird flushing at the airport is arranged when possibility of hazard occurs.

LKNA  AD 2.24  CHARTS RELATED TO THE AERODROME

Chart name

Page

Aerodrome Chart - ICAO

AD 2-LKNA-2-1

Reduced Runway Separation for Helicopters

AD 2-LKNA-2-3

Taxi Routes for Critical Aircraft Types

AD 2-LKNA-2-5

Standard Departure Chart - Instrument (SID) - ICAO SID RWY 30

AD 2-LKNA-5-1

Standard Departure Chart - Instrument (SID) - ICAO SID RWY 12

AD 2-LKNA-5-3

Standard Arrival Chart - Instrument (STAR) - ICAO STAR RWY 30

AD 2-LKNA-6-1

Standard Arrival Chart - Instrument (STAR) - ICAO STAR RWY 12

AD 2-LKNA-6-3

Instrument Approach Chart - ICAO ILS RWY 30

AD 2-LKNA-7-1

Instrument Approach Chart - ICAO NDB RWY 30

AD 2-LKNA-7-3

Instrument Approach Chart - ICAO NDB RWY 12

AD 2-LKNA-7-5

VFR Arrivals and Departures Chart

AD 2-LKNA-8-1

ATC Surveillance Minimum Altitude Chart within MCTR and MTMA Náměšť

AD 2-LKNA-8-3